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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Montessori Education"”.
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Equitable access to Montessori education: A case study
… shows the benefits of a high quality early education, however, not all children are receiving the benefits due to a lack of access (McCormick, M., 2020). This case study examines the extent to which an urban school district equitably offers access to a Montessori early education. Studies …
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Reimagining Education for Peace in the Context of Montessori Education: Learnings from two ethnographically informed case studies
For over a century Montessori Education (ME) has offered formal opportunities to provide alternative schooling by placing the child at the centre of learning. In current times of global crises of equity, social justice and holistic wellbeing, it is crucial to critically reimagine education for …
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Why Montessori: A Parent's Perspective
… parents have for placing their children in a Montessori School above all other means of education. A 26-question survey was administered utilizing quantitative and qualitative items that addressed placement reasons and perceptions of the quality of education children should receive. There are …
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An investigation into the nature of and extent to which methods taught during Montessori teacher training in Bangalore are applied by teachers in Montessori and mainstream schools
Montessori education has been practiced in India for over eight decades, with instructional techniques passed down since the time of Maria Montessori's residence in India from 1939 to 1948. The Indian Montessori Centre in Bangalore, India, has played a pivotal role in preserving this teaching …
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"Growing Pains": A Feasibility Study of Expansion Choices for Montessori Schools of Omaha, Inc., a Private School Using the Montessori Method of Education
Mr. Larry Verschurr, Director of the Montessori Schools of Omaha Inc., was reviewing his preparations for a meeting that evening with a group of parents in Bellevue, Nebraska, who had expressed interest in enrolling their children in a Montessori school. A few minutes earlier he had watched the …
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The Stone and the Children's House
… senses to create the architectural experience. Montessori education is a pedagogy based on the development of a child's natural curiosity and intuition. The Guides lead rather than teach, encouraging the student to explore through activity. The student's intuitive exploration cannot be dictated …
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Differences in mathematics scores between students who receive traditional Montessori instruction and students who receive music enriched Montessori instruction.
… reveals the beneficial effects of music on education performance the value of music in educating the young child is not being recognized, particularly in the area of Montessori education. This study was an experimental design using a two-group post-test comparison. A sample of 200 Montessori …
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Children's House, Old Town North Alexandria Montessori School
Montessori education is a pedagogy based on the development of a child's natural intuition and curiosity. The teachers lead rather than teach, motivating the student to explore through activity. The student's spontaneous exploration cannot be dictated or controlled by the environment; therefore, …
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Structure & Freedom - A Montessori School in Georgetown
… the environment. This school seeks to embody the Montessori ideal of "structure and freedom". Through the design process, an "architecture of opposites" emerged — edges and endings, light and dark, solid and transparent, quiet and noise, city and nature, bridge and barrier. It is this struggle …
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Executive Function in Early Childhood: Qualitative and Quantitative Patterns of Development Among Students within a Montessori Classroom
… flexibility, and inhibitory control) in a Montessori preschool environment for three to five year olds. The purpose of the study was to understand patterns of development for three, four, and five year olds in a natural environment. There were five findings found after analysis: 1) a …